NOLA thrash legends EXHORDER have released their long-anticipated new album, Defectum Omnium, today with Nuclear Blast Records. Sonically unrelenting, the band’s 4th record in a career spanning nearly 4 decades is classic EXHORDER. Revisiting their early influences of punk, hardcore and thrash, the band self-produced 12 merciless tracks that sound as vital as when they first carved their groove in metal in 1985. Featuring crushing songs like ‘Year...
NOLA thrash and groove trailblazers EXHORDER will release their much anticipated 4th full-length record, Defectum Omnium, on March 8th with Nuclear Blast Records. Today, the band has revealed the record’s 2nd single, ‘Forever and Beyond Despair’; a ripping and gripping pit thrasher with massive riffs and blistering solos. You know, what EXHORDER are known for!
Commenting on the new song, vocalist/guitarist Kyle Thomas says:
NOLA thrash and groove trailblazers EXHORDER have revealed details and plans for the release of their eagerly anticipated 4th full-length record, Defectum Omnium, that’s due out March 8th from Nuclear Blast Records. Featuring 12 crushing tracks and ominous cover artwork by Travis Smith (Katatonia, Opeth), the album follows the band’s critically revered 2019 release Mourn The Southern Skies. Fans can pre-order Defectum Omnium now!
Commenting on the impending album, vocalist/guitarist...
Thrash metal legends EXHORDER have returned with their first new album in nearly 3 decades, »Mourn The Southern Skies,« and fans around the world have responded! The band's 3rd album has infiltrated charts, earning them Top 100 entries in the USA, UK, Germany and Switzerland! Led by singles like 'Hallowed Sound' and 'My Time,'»Mourn The Southern Skies« picks up where the band left off 27 years ago and grabs...
Last Friday, thrash metal legends EXHORDER released their first album in 27 years, »Mourn The Southern Skies,« via Nuclear Blast Records. Today, the band is back with two new trailers, the first in which they compare the new album to their classic 1992 record »The Law,« and in the second they talk about the NOLA metal scene. Watch the videos below.
After a nearly 3 decade wait, NOLA thrash metal legends EXHORDER have released their first album, »Mourn The Southern Skies«, today with Nuclear Blast Records. 27 years after the release of »The Law« (1992), the band has returned in full-form with their signature sound of boundless thrashing riffs and pummeling, groove-laden rhythm that they helped pioneer over a quarter century ago. Purchase or stream »Mourn The Southern Skies« now: ...
NOLA thrash metal legends EXHORDER laid waste to fans last week with the release of their searing new single 'Hallowed Sound.' Today, the band has revealed a video, in which they discuss the new track. The band's first album in 27 years, »Mourn The Southern Skies,« is due out September 20th from Nuclear Blast Records. EXHORDER will kick off their North American tour next week. Watch the 'Hallowed Sound'discussion here:...
NOLA thrash metal legends EXHORDER have released a neck-snapping new thrash anthem today, dubbed'Hallowed Sound.' The song is featured on the band's first new album in 27 years, »Mourn The Southern Skies,« that's due out September 20th from Nuclear Blast Records. Watch the lyric video for 'Hallowed Sound':
Commenting on the new track, guitarist Vinnie LaBella says, "'Hallowed Sound' is one that keeps in the tradition of »The Law« era...
NOLA thrash metal legends EXHORDER are readying the release of their first new album, »Mourn The Southern Skies,« in 27 years on September 20th with Nuclear Blast. Today, the band has revealed a new album trailer in which they discuss what it's like to come back in a new era of technology and music. Watch EXHORDER's new trailer for »Mourn The Southern Skies«: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-X1GnlXsBnc
NOLA thrash metal legends EXHORDER will release their first new album, Mourn The Southern Skies, in 27 years on September 20th with Nuclear Blast Records. Today, the band has released a new album trailer in which they give fans an inside look into what’s behind their first single in nearly three decades, “My Time.” Watch exhorder’s second trailer for mourn the southern skies: https://youtu.be/s-UuJEURLPk
